PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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RyanWreck

#5430
Quote from: caveman on November 17, 2015, 01:41:39 PM
Quote from: RyanWreck on November 17, 2015, 04:57:47 AM
I need some great new Noisecore man, I miss this stuff.

Fusty Cunt put out an interesting-looking noisecore tape some months ago, Disease Programming by Needle Exchange.
I haven't had a chance to hear it, as far as I can see no distributors in Europe carry it and no audio rips exist, but all the elements(Providence RI+noisecore+Fusty Cunt) seem aligned for it to be prime nauseating shit.

Wow, don't know how a Fusty Cunt tape missed my radar, thanks for the tip! Usually these "one-off" projects can be pure gems. Two Million Tons Of Shit ‎– S/T cassette is perfect one-and-done Noisecore on All Dead Tapes.




FreakAnimalFinland

Quote from: tiny_tove on November 19, 2015, 11:03:15 PM
Sadio: CD great stuff.. back to the roots of what PE should be. I confirm the thought that 2015 has been an excellent year for PE.

More Sadio next year. Also new Clinic Of Torture, new Grunt,....   As soon as some of time consuming obligations are dealt with, label could get "back on track"!
E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

tiny_tove

CALIGULA031 - WERTHAM - FORESTA DI FERRO
instagram: @ANTICITIZEN
http://elettronicaradicale.bandcamp.com
telegram for updated list: https://t.me/+03nSMe2c6AFmMTk0

AXNAAR

#5433
Quote from: RyanWreck on November 20, 2015, 06:33:37 AM
Quote from: caveman on November 17, 2015, 01:41:39 PM
Quote from: RyanWreck on November 17, 2015, 04:57:47 AM
I need some great new Noisecore man, I miss this stuff.

Fusty Cunt put out an interesting-looking noisecore tape some months ago, Disease Programming by Needle Exchange.
I haven't had a chance to hear it, as far as I can see no distributors in Europe carry it and no audio rips exist, but all the elements(Providence RI+noisecore+Fusty Cunt) seem aligned for it to be prime nauseating shit.

Wow, don't know how a Fusty Cunt tape missed my radar, thanks for the tip! Usually these "one-off" projects can be pure gems. Two Million Tons Of Shit ‎– S/T cassette is perfect one-and-done Noisecore on All Dead Tapes.





TMTOS has 2 other releases besides the S/T - splits with Limbs Bin and Sete Star Sept (I'll sort you a copy of each). Just recruited a new drummer and should have a new tape out in 2016.

ANDROPHILIA

Just finished the massive box LISTEN AND DIE from Urashima.
What can i say? Long life to Urashima and i hope will continue with the operation of reissue of old and rare material
-ANDROPHILIA
-LIM DUL



"Give me crack and anal sex
Take the only tree that's left
and stuff it up the hole
in your culture" 
(L.Cohen)

Andrew McIntosh

When it comes to classic, old-school, fuck-you-up-the-arse-with-a-fist-of-re-enforced-concrete Harsh Noise, no one tops Macronympha, and the "American Chaos Volume 1" box proves that. Six generous tapes of the real thing, the kind of Harsh Noise that first turned my head around. Loops, layers, electronics, constant movement yet constant density, volume, crunch and crush. Harsh fucking Noise.
Shikata ga nai.

tiny_tove

advance tracks for new Ultima Thule cd... complete blast, nothing new, but just what we want from them
CALIGULA031 - WERTHAM - FORESTA DI FERRO
instagram: @ANTICITIZEN
http://elettronicaradicale.bandcamp.com
telegram for updated list: https://t.me/+03nSMe2c6AFmMTk0

cr

Quote from: Andrew McIntosh on November 24, 2015, 02:07:55 AM
When it comes to classic, old-school, fuck-you-up-the-arse-with-a-fist-of-re-enforced-concrete Harsh Noise, no one tops Macronympha, and the "American Chaos Volume 1" box proves that. Six generous tapes of the real thing, the kind of Harsh Noise that first turned my head around. Loops, layers, electronics, constant movement yet constant density, volume, crunch and crush. Harsh fucking Noise.

Absolutely right!

Jaakko V.

Inade - The Flood of White Light (10", Malignant Records)

I pretty much enjoy all Inade records, but this one - along with Aldebaran - is Inade their top in my opinion. Post-industrial dark ambient with austere and teutonic rigor all the way. Monotonous and sparse rhythms, drones and crackles, a colossal and heavy cosmic atmosphere, and kind of restricted approach. Somewhat brutal and angular when compared to the later work. Excellent.

Ashmonger

Brighter Death Now - Innerwar (CD, Cold Meat Industries): Fuck, good thing I finally listened to this album and got it. I've know BDN for over 10 years now... Why didn't I listen to this earlier? Because at that time I totally wasn't into Noise/Power Electronics/... (mostly listened to CMI for Arcana/Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio/...) And then I went to the 2 CMI fests in Belgium (Antwerp & Gent) and I just didn't get it: the combination of the noise/music and the crazy show with drunk guys in their underpants playing with balloons... So yeah, took me a couple of years to fully understand that BDN is a classic in its genre and I needed to listen to it! When I first played the CD the last two tracks skipped and I saw that there was a hazy layer on the CD (weird, since it came shrinkwrapped), rubbed it off and then it played fine...

Alfarmania - From Fix To Fix (CD, Old Captain Records): I've got the Bottenskrapet LP but it's been a couple of years since I last played it, thought it was good, though not great. Reading the interview with Kristian Olsson in Noise Recepter #3 (really interesting zine btw) and the reviews, made me check some tracks from this CD. Also since the review says it's still closer to Survival Unit, which I like pretty much (though I should get some more of their albums). I really like the more Industrial-like tracks, but some of the more subdued tracks seem to suit me a bit less. Will have to play it a couple times more, since it's got a nice overall atmosphere, also thanks to the samples.
Tips on which is some of the best Alfarmania stuff to check out are welcome.

Kevlar - Totalism (tape, Unrest Productions): Appendix to Criteria. Seems better than Criteria though! Seems like Criteria was good, but both Alpha Strife and Totalism are very good.

Taint - Indecent Liberties (CD, Industrial Heritage): Not as familiar with Taint as with Mania, but I think it's quite clear that it's the same guy, due to vocals and the typical kind of feedback that he uses. Short but strong album.

Nyrkki/Unpeace (C40, double A side, Filth & Violence): First opens with a noise track that is a collaboration by both bands/projects, pretty cool. Then follows Nyrkki, then Unpeace. Both cool noisecore. Seems like Unpeace sounds a bit different then before? Other vocalist maybe? Vile layout as was expected.

Machismo - Bodies in Perfection (C20, TeRRoR): Not bad at all, but somehow it doesn't seem to click with me...

Vidinė Ramybė ‎– Aukštas Aukštesnis Aukščiausias (tape, TeRRoR): Varied album, some tracks are more ambient, others death industrial, some more power electronics. I really like the track (can't remember which one it is at the moment) where there is melancholic piano and then the screamed vocals, gives a really strong hopeless vibe. Overall good album, with one or two which are less interesting.

Various Artists - Acts Of Vengeance - UFoI II (C88, Unrest Productions): Really great comp with all exclusive stuff as far as I know. Nothing more needs to be added.

Baglady

Quote from: Ashmonger on November 29, 2015, 09:32:08 PM
Tips on which is some of the best Alfarmania stuff to check out are welcome.
The collaboration LP with Proiekt Hat, Furyfication, on Harsh Head Rituals. Easily the best work from both Alfarmania and PH, in my humble opinion. Belongs to the more noisy works in both artists output. And should you stumble upon a copy of the Farsot tape, don't hesitate.

bitewerksMTB

Quote from: Baglady on November 29, 2015, 09:59:35 PM
Quote from: Ashmonger on November 29, 2015, 09:32:08 PM
Tips on which is some of the best Alfarmania stuff to check out are welcome.
The collaboration LP with Proiekt Hat, Furyfication, on Harsh Head Rituals. Easily the best work from both Alfarmania and PH, in my humble opinion. Belongs to the more noisy works in both artists output. And should you stumble upon a copy of the Farsot tape, don't hesitate.

I like the LP with PH, too. A couple of months ago, I received the "Skräcken" & " At Ulleråker " cd's which are both excellent but I liked "Skracken" the most. I wish I had bought the pic disc records when I had the chance along with "From fix to fix".

martialgodmask

STAB Electronics - Day Of The Male - so fucking good, I've listened to nothing else since receipt.

Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: bitewerksMTB on November 29, 2015, 10:25:24 PM
Quote from: Baglady on November 29, 2015, 09:59:35 PM
Quote from: Ashmonger on November 29, 2015, 09:32:08 PM
Tips on which is some of the best Alfarmania stuff to check out are welcome.
The collaboration LP with Proiekt Hat, Furyfication, on Harsh Head Rituals. Easily the best work from both Alfarmania and PH, in my humble opinion. Belongs to the more noisy works in both artists output. And should you stumble upon a copy of the Farsot tape, don't hesitate.

I like the LP with PH, too. A couple of months ago, I received the "Skräcken" & " At Ulleråker " cd's which are both excellent but I liked "Skracken" the most. I wish I had bought the pic disc records when I had the chance along with "From fix to fix".

Yeah, gotta agree with recommendations of "Furyfication", "Farsot" and "Skräcken" (got this about a month ago). In addition I should mention "From Fix To Fix" which remains my favorite for now (to my ears, tape edition works better but CD does the trick as well). Anyway, you can't go wrong with ANY Alfarmania, as far as I've heard. Those old live tapes has very disturbed aura in em...

Grübelschlinge

Heldentum - Waffenweihe LP (Blut & Eisen)
Strong, catchy, uplifting. Superb songwriting. Arisches Blut soll nicht untergehen.